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Key Features
• 4 GB, 8 GB and 16 GB capacity
• ATA UDMA4 support
• ZIF connector or Mini PCIe form factor
• Weight
— ZIF connector: approximately 11 grams
— Mini PCIe form factor: approximately 8 grams
• 1.65 mW idle power (TYP)
• 314 mW active power (TYP)
• Uses Intel MLC NAND Flash Memory
• Sequential read: 38 MB/s
• Sequential write: 10 MB/s
• Footprint
— ZIF connector: 38 mm (L) x 54 mm (W) x 3.2 mm (H)
— Mini PCIe form factor: 50.95 mm (L) x 30 mm (W) x 3.8 mm (H)
The ZIF version is currently used on Acer Aspire One, so we know how "good" that is..
If I compare the speeds to similar SSDs on Eee 901, Intel loses badly on write speeds...
Via Engadget.com
Intel® Z-P230 PATA Solid-State Drive
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4 comments:
It's garbage.
Well, with that poor performance, they'll need to be really cheap. The MyDigitalSSD 40/20 get my vote for performance vs cost...
I hope this is not the '250MB/75MB' drive we've been waiting for..
It is not, but Intel's supposed to release newer SSD drives that will perform way better in 1.8, and 2.5" . I don't remember about 3,5".
Linus says:
http://www.realworldtech.com/forums/index.cfm?action=detail&id=93409&threadid=92678&roomid=2
Not 100% sure he's talking about this equipment, but ti seems relevant.
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